Peninsula: From Bankrupt Company to King of K-Pop

After transmigrating into the world of a Korean entertainment girl group management game, Lee Gyeong faced a hellish situation from the start: the company was short on funds, the group was disbanding, and employees were quitting.

But when he saw Jang Wonyoung, An Yujin, Kim Chaewon, and Kim Jimin on his company’s trainee roster, followed by the later addition of Yu Jimin, he felt all those difficulties were nothing.

“I just want to give these girls a stage.”

Years later, when a reporter interviewed Lee Gyeong, now known as the King of Korean Entertainment, he looked at Girls’ Generation performing on a music show stage and said just that.

P.S. Harem, multiple female leads.